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With a nod of her head, she beckoned me to join them.beckoned = called
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I should be studying, but television beckons me.beckons = calls (in this case by being desirable and inviting)
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The police officer beckoned me to come over.beckoned = called
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Then she lowered the megaphone and beckoned Harry over to her. (source)beckoned = called -- typically to come nearer by using a hand gesture or a nod
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As we crossed the school lawn, Stacey beckoned Christopher-John, Little Man, and me aside. (source)beckoned = called (to come by using a hand gesture or a nod)
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The guard nodded curtly and beckoned to his companions. They marched away. (source)beckoned = called (to follow by using a hand gesture or a nod)
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When she saw them, she stood and beckoned Liesel to come over, noticing the dried-up tears that streaked her. (source)beckoned = called (to come by using a hand gesture or a nod)
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One of the keepers is beckoning. Reluctantly I turn to go. (source)beckoning = calling (to come)
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"Come on in, ladies." Jackson beckons us into the game. (source)beckons = calls
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She could hear her voice, and the voice of another, and then saw a hand extended from within a stall to beckon Celaena inside. (source)beckon = call (to come by using a hand gesture)
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Thus me my guide address'd, And beckon'd him, that he should come to shore, Near to the stony causeway's utmost edge.† (source)beckon'd = called -- typically to come nearer by using a hand gesture or a nod
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CROMWELL walks aside with furtive and urgent beckonings to STEWARD to follow. (source)beckonings = calls
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Inns and cafes beckoned from among stands of tall trees. (source)beckoned = called (figuratively, by being desirable)
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"Lily," Mother said, beckoning to the little girl, "Go on now and get into your nightclothes." (source)beckoning = signaling (by using a hand gesture or a nod)
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Even though the rest of the meal beckons, I ignore it until I've drained my cup. (source)beckons = calls (figuratively by being desirable)
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Love's arms beckon With their naked delights, And Eden's promise of ecstasies. (source)beckon = call (figuratively by being desirable)
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She beckoned with her fork to the woods.
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beckoned = pointed
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